Register to Participate
View Engagements Back

CHSP Provider Community of Practice Hub

Latest News

  • Government Consultation

    Consultation on the Modified Monash Model (MMM) closes 30 May 2025

    The Department of Health and Aged Care is conducting consultation on the Modified Monash Model (MMM)

    This survey is being conducted by the Thin Markets Branch in the Department of Health and Aged Care (the department) for the Review of the remoteness classification system for aged care | Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care.

    Access the survey here. Submissions close 30 May 2025.

    The Modified Monash Model (MMM) is used to define locations by metropolitan, rural, remote or very remote based on geographical remoteness and town size. The system was designed to improve distribution of health workforce in rural and remote areas where it can be more difficult and more expensive to access health services and doctors. In aged care, the MMM is used to allocate program funding and other supports for aged care providers in regional, rural and remote locations. Eligibility for some programs or supports can also be based on a provider’s MMM location. The review is being completed to assess the appropriateness of the MMM and how it is applied in aged care to support service delivery in regional, rural and remote locations.

    This survey is most relevant for aged care providers and other organisations and agencies contributing to aged care in Australia. However, the survey has been designed to be completed by anyone who would like to contribute to the review.

    The survey will be open until Friday 30 May 2025. The survey has 9 multiple choice and free text questions and will take approximately 20 minutes to complete. You can also prepare a longer submission and upload a separate file at the end of the survey.

    Created On :  15 May 2025

Who's Listening

  • Sherryn Davies
    Community and Stakeholder Engagement
    COTA Queensland
  • Gillian Myers
    Sector Support and Development
    COTA Queensland

Calendar of events

We encourage you to attend these webinars | information sessions | training opportunities relevant to CHSP Providers.

Click on View All to see all upcoming events.

View all

Resources available

Contact Us

Website*
Choose a file to upload
 (Format : 'doc', 'docx', 'pdf', 'jpeg', 'png', 'mp3' )

FAQS

COTA Queensland will regularly update the Latest News, Useful Links and Key Resources sections. We will also be active participants in the Forums.

To automatically receive updates, where relevant, click on the "Follow Project" button.

COTA Queensland will also alert you to updates via a regular enewsletter. As a member of this Community of Practice you will automatically receive this enewsletters. If you would prefer not to receive these, please advise sherryn.davies@cotaqld.org.au or paul.gabbert@cotaqld.org.au. 

As part of COTA Queensland's role in CHSP Sector Support and Development, COTA Queensland may summarise themes, challenges, support needs and innovation identified within this Community of Practice for advocacy purposes with government and other organised. This information will be de-identified.

You can seek access and correct your personal information by contacting us on 07 3316 2999 or by emailing info@cotaqld.org.au. 

All information collected in the hub is stored in a secure data centred located in Sydney, Australia. Physical, technical and administrative systems and processes are in place to safeguard your data and personal information. Your information is held confidentially by us, COTA Queensland, and is not shared with, transferred or sold to other parties, without your explicit consent unless we are required to by law. Read our Privacy Statement for more information. 

Your personal information, including email address, is only collected when you elect to participate in an online consultation or submit an online form. Only COTA Queensland has access to your personal information and any data/comments collected. Read our Privacy Statement for more information. 

No. We work with all representatives and parties to promote positive outcomes for Queenslanders. We are not affiliated with any political party.